Camera Shots: Extreme Close-up, Close-Up, Medium Close-Up, Medium Shot, Medium Long Shot, Long (wide) Shot, Extreme Long-Shot, Birds Eye View, Point of View, Over the shoulder.
Camera Angles: Low Angle, High Angle, Eye Level, Dutch Tilt.
Camera Movement: Mise En Scene, Pan, Tracking.
Extreme close up: closer than medium closes up.
Close up: close to the object.
Medium closes up: further than close up.
Medium shot: a picture level with an object.
Long (wide) Shot: giving a wide view of the scene.
Medium long shot: further away than medium shot.
Extreme Long Shot: further away than a medium-long shot.
Bird's eye view shot: a direct shot above you.
Low angle: a shot from below the subject looking up.
Eye-level: looking straight at you.
High angle: Shot from above the object looking down.
Over the shoulder: used when shooting conversation between two people and the person with the camera has ithe camera over his shoulder.
Point of view: making it look like it's yourself looking through the camera.
Dutch tilt: camera tilting on its side to see the object.
Mise En Scene: everything in the scene.
Pan: When you turn your camera.
Tracking: when you go alongside something moving.
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